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SIMILAR TO ORDINARY TIC-TAC-TOE.  THE PLAYER AND THE COMPUTER WILL
ALTERNATELY PLACE A MOVE AT ONE OF THE MATRIX COORDINATES. EACH
WILL TRY TO PLACE FIVE MOVES IN A ROW TO EFFECT A WIN.  THE PLAYER
WILL ALWAYS BE GIVEN THE FIRST MOVE.  THIS FORCES THE COMPUTER TO
PLAY DEFENSIVELY AND GIVES THE PLAYER A REASONABLE PROBABILITY OF
WINNING.  THERE ARE 192 WIN COMBINATIONS ON THE BOARD. GOOD LUCK.


THE AVAILABLE MOVES ARE:
	(A0-J9)	-BOARD COORDINATES AT WHICH THE PLAYER WISHES TO PLACE
		HIS MOVE.
	EXIT	-TERMINATES THE GAME.
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MATRIX TIC-TAC-TOE	(V.2 12-70 MEK)

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QCOMPUTER MOVES ~`SHQYOU HAVE ALREADY USED THAT MOVE.
THE COMPUTER HAS ALREADY USED THAT MOVE.
YOUR MOVE IS - ^THE GAME IS A DRAW.  INVALID ENTRY, TRY AGAIN.
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MATRIX TIC-TAC-TOE IS PLAYED ON A TEN BY TEN MATRIX IN A MANNER
SIMILAR TO ORDINARY TIC-TAC-TOE.  THE PLAYER AND THE COMPUTER WILL
ALTERNATELY PLACE A MOVE AT ONE OF THE MATRIX COORDINATES. EACH
WILL TRY TO PLACE FIVE MOVES IN A ROW TO EFFECT A WIN.  THE PLAYER
WILL ALWAYS BE GIVEN THE FIRST MOVE.  THIS FORCES THE COMPUTER TO
PLAY DEFENSIVELY AND GIVES THE PLAYER A REASONABLE PROBABILITY OF
WINNING.  THERE ARE 192 WIN COMBINATIONS ON THE BOARD. GOOD LUCK.


THE AVAILABLE MOVES ARE:
	(A0-J9)	-BOARD COORDINATES AT WHICH THE PLAYER WISHES TO PLACE
		HIS MOVE.
	EXIT	-TERMINATES THE GAME.
	BOARD	-PRINTS MATRIX SHOWING ALL MOVES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE .
	RESTART	-CLEARS THE BOARD AND RESTARTS THE GAME.

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MATRIX TIC-TAC-TOE	(V.2 12-70 MEK)

DO YOU WANT THE INSTRUCTIONS TYPED (Y=YES)? DO YOU WANT A LIST OF ACCEPTED MOVES TYPED (Y=YES)?WILL YOU PLAY 'X' OR 'O'? PLEASE PLAY 'X' OR 'O'.
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   0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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